Comments on: Masdar’s Carbon Capture Program Could Lead to Mass Delirium and Comas

By: Thenviron

Thenviron — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 15:32:36 +0000

“In 1986, 100,000 tons of CO2 were released naturally from a volcanic lake in Cameroon. The emissions spread over a 15 mile radius and killed 1700 people, while hundreds others suffered from skin lesions and memory loss.” When are we going to start putting capturing devices on those nasty volcanos? Incidentally, the level of underwater volcanic and seismic activity of the past 30 years has a uniquely parallel relationship to the atmospheric carbon and temperature profiles during that time – even more so than anthropogenic CO2 emissions. Solar and wind are wonderful resources for the conservation of fossil energy consumption but to not make the best use of fossil energy as the foundation of a stable energy infrastructure until such time as other stable baseload energy systems are available is unjustified based on a worldview of ‘anthropogenic global warming.’ The above omments are based on a 40-yr engineering career in renewable energy and environmental systems development.

By: NEZ

NEZ — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 23:52:08 +0000

Thank you for highlighting the weakness of CCP so far, Abu Dhabi has unfortunately made a bad decision. Masdar must rather engage in completely noncarbon and FREE elements such as sunshine, wind, water, etc.
The SUPERGRID idea conceived by Dr Eddie O’Connor and the company Mainstream is an alternative which Sheikh Mohd and Masdar must consider. They must convince themselves that not 1 Dirham will be spent to build oil or gas sites. I wish they have the balls to Kick out every colonial oil company and consultant (no offence to Texans) and transform the whole of UAE into Masdar.

By: Rob S.

Rob S. — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 22:16:09 +0000

WE SHOULD ALSO BAN THE OCEAN – WATER CAN BE TOXIC TO THE HUMAN BODY IN LARGE QUANTITIES!!! TRUE!!!